The broadcaster’s face features alongside an elephant, tiger, and in the 15-acre cornfield at York Maze.
Creator and farmer Tom Pearcy has cut out over 5km of pathways in his field of over a million plants to create the incredible design.
Staff who created the corn design said it was made to celebrate Attenborough's 100th birthday, which was on May 8, this year.
The Yorkshire Post’s photographer James Hardisty went up in a helicopter to get some of the best pictures from above – as well as having a wander around the maze itself to get pictures of the attraction.
Take a look below.
5. York Maze
The huge maze shows Sir David's face alongside an elephant, a tiger and a gorilla, honouring his lifelong work to protect wildlife and nature. Picture: James Hardisty. Photo: James Hardisty
6. York Maze
York Maze covers an area equal to eight Wembley football pitches, making it one of the biggest mazes in the world. Picture: James Hardisty. Photo: James Hardisty
7. York Maze
The design can best be seen from the air, revealing the detailed artwork cut into the living crop. Picture: James Hardisty. Photo: James Hardisty
8. York Maze
Families and visitors can explore the maze on foot while enjoying the countryside and learning about the famous broadcaster's remarkable contribution to conservation. Picture: James Hardisty. Photo: James Hardisty